"discrepancy in results" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when two sets of results are compared and are not consistent with each other. For example, "The discrepancy in results between the two experiments indicates that there are likely other factors at play."
Other reasons for the discrepancy in results may relate to soiling differences between the tapestries on display within the GH and GWC and the laboratory historic pieces.
Two of the three hospitals in Staten Island have a majority of the chief complaint data missing, which would help explain the observed discrepancy in results.
A further explanation for the discrepancy in results could be that most studies in this review used behavioural paradigms that were not primarily designed to measure impulsivity.
One big reason for the discrepancy in results is that far more of the students from national schools ended up in either investment banking or venture capital, the two most lucrative fields, according to our survey.
Taken together, these factors could contribute to the low uptake of the radiotracers in the tumour and to the discrepancy in results between ex vivo and in vivo studies.
The authors also pointed out the large discrepancy in results obtained by Dong et al. and Zhang et al. on LPE of graphite using Py-4SO3, thereby indicated the need for more detailed investigation on this topic.
The coherent ontological gene sets are also tested (Table S8, S9) and we found discrepancy in results using different predictors.
Methodological differences that may have led to an underestimation of the repertoires or population differences may explain the discrepancy in results with previous studies.
The discrepancy in results might be due to the dominant-negative repressive effect of Gli/EnR, which is capable of overriding the activity of Gli factors (Fig. 7).
This discrepancy in results could be due to differing methodology: both Hill and Kotanen and Dawson et al measured leaf damage by insects, but Hokkanen and Pimental and Ricciardi and Ward examined plant survival [11], [12], [13], [34].
This discrepancy in results may be explained by two factors.
